Hi
If this is the wrong list for asking about the IDE, I would be glad if
you could point me at the right list.
I use FreePascal for occasional programming. However, lately I find the
colours in the IDE difficult to read - especially integer constants
which appear dark blue-grey on a dark blue background. Maybe it's
because I'm using an LCD. Yes, that must be it. (Getting old? me? :-> )
The user guide says there should be an option under Options|Environment
to change colours, like the one in BP7. But there is no such option on
my setup here.
My questions are:
How do I change the IDE colours? Is there some configuration I need to
change to enable the dialogue?
I am using Windows XP. The version (from Help|About) is:
FreePascal IDE for Win32 for i386
Target CPU: i386
Version 1.0.10 2008/08/03
(Compiler Version 2.2.2)
(Debugger GDB 6.2.1)
which I think should be the latest version of everything. I downloaded
and installed FPC and the IDE (fpc-2.2.2.i386-win32.exe) yesterday,
thinking the Colours option must have been added more recently than the
version I was using before that. I do not recall what version I had
installed before yesterday; I uninstalled it before installing the
latest version, and I did not keep a copy of the installation file.
Thanks
Frank
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